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HCA 541 Final Exam Review Guide
The following is a review guide for your final exam. The exam is to be completed by yourself without
assistance, but you may use your book and notes.
Location/Materials
The test will be accessed online on the day of the exam, Wednesday, May 18, 2016 from 12:01 am to 11:59 pm.
Download the exam in the content section of D2L under the section, Final Exam. Rename the file to Final
Exam YourName. Be sure to type your name at the top.
Clearly highlight your selected answer in green for the True/False and Multiple Choice questions. Please type
your response to each short answer immediately following the short answer question. Each of the diagrams has
legend elements that you can copy and use to create the diagram or you can create the diagrams in Microsoft
Visio. Submit your exam document (and any Visio files) via the D2L dropbox. Be sure to reopen your files
after submission to ensure that they work.
Test Format
The composition of the exam is as follows:
40 points Multiple Choice at 2 pts each
40 points Short Answer
20 points Activity Diagram
Explanation of Activity Diagrams
The expectation is that you will be able to draw an activity diagrams similar to the ones constructed in class and
in your group project. You may also have questions to answer.
Areas of study:
Here are the main areas to study for the exam Chapters 10-20:
Difference between design and analysis
Models – Logical vs Physical
Decomposition
Composition of an object
Object generalization and specialization
Activity diagrams constructing
Activity diagrams purpose and symbols
Class diagrams purpose and how it compares with other diagrams
Feasibility analysis Creeping commitment approach
Costs and benefits
Six types of feasibility
Written reports
Formal presentations
RFQ/RFP/RFI
Hard-dollar vs soft-dollar costs
EDI
State machine diagrams (do not have to draw)
Internal and external outputs
Input methods
Input controls
4 types of installation strategies
Acceptance testing
System enhancement
System obsolescence
